We got both of our cats from BHS (a year apart) and can't recommend them enough. They make sure…read morethat all their animals find great homes and save some of them from terrible situations into much better ones with loving families. My friend actually does fostering for them and has done a few litters of kittens and puppies, so she is the one who introduced us to BHS, and we're so glad she did! Conan was my first cat (first of the two, and first ever) and we got him from BHS. He was a kitten that was part of a new litter with a young mother. They were at an overrun "kill" shelter in Arkansas, and when a rescue heard about this situation, they connected with BHS - who sprung to action. They had someone drive roundtrip from Nebraska to Arkansas to save these babies! And I can't thank them enough because one of them was my little orange man who I can't imagine not being mine. They did their due diligence with us too, to make sure we were a good fit for adopting one of their animals. We had to sign an adoption contract that included things like providing healthy food and the best care, and agreeing that we would never give him up because we were moving, and that if we WERE going to do that (never!) that we'd call them before we did anything like that and return him to BHS to find a better home for him. They also called before approving us to chat about those topics too and just make sure we were serious about adoption. Once that was all good, Conan was ours! And we heard a little while later that all five other kittens and the mother were also adopted - that's SEVEN kitties saved by BHS! Once we had Conan for a little over a year, I saw that my friend had another litter she was fostering from BHS. We decided it was time to add another kitten to the house, as we read that they can be happier in pairs. So we did another adoption with BHS that was just as smooth! We added Remy to the family and he and Conan are the best "brothers" (connected by BHS!) and friends Thank you BHS!!

From the moment we walked and was introduced to the sweetest pup ever. Super friendly and treated…read morethe pets with respect and tenderne.

I adopted both of my dogs from HUA. They are an amazing organization that truly cares about…read moreanimals and finding good homes for them. A frequent complaint is they are "too picky." Seriously? They want the very best experience for the animals they are responsible for finding good homes for. Unfortunately humans lie and deceive sometimes. HUA has had experience with that. My 2 dogs have each been through a lot before they were rescued. I had to put up a 6 foot fence to adopt and keep them safe. They are happy, safe , spoiled and loved and have been with me for several years. JC is such a good guard dog! Quinccy has c only one eye and is deaf (due to bad breading). They are my family. Thank you Heart's United for Animals!

My wife and I donated very substantially over the years and adopted from them twice. A year ago we…read moretook in a colony of 4 pregnant cats that produced a dozen kittens. We had ALL -- mothers and kittens -- spayed, neutered and given all shots plus vet care, which was a VERY substantial expense. I recently I appealed (three times) to HUA to help us find homes for four remaining cats, to save them from the coyotes that roam the neighborhood. I was told in NO uncertain terms that they would NOT accept cats. That, despite their website advertsing their cats for adoption, and their professed no-kill policy. I was trying to save these cats from death by coyote, but nothing I said, nor the years of donations, made any difference. I am more than angry. Ifeel used and betrayed. It's a shame that HUA's "humanity" apparently can be turned on and off like the hot water.

We contacted over 6 kennels and rescue shelters during the past 2.5 months. Nebraska No Kill Rescue…read moreCanine Rescue was the best organized and professional of all the rescues contacted. There are many people who are still buying puppies or pure bred dogs instead of relying on these non profit organizations. There are great dogs who need a loving home that will provide safety and comfort. Take a look at this organization. They are very thorough and efficient with the application process. Thank you for finding our new family member.

This option seemed like a dream at first. Until the guy who "runs" the place ( I'll leave unnamed)…read moreis so kind and sweet at first. Watch out though! If his day is off just a little he will be rude and inconsiderate. Worst of all, if you have to return a dog because it is a threat to your original animal...he will make you feel like the biggest compost pile emaginable. When infact, all parties knew there was a small chance this herding dog wouldn't do well with a cat. If you can in fact handle an egotistical judgmental mouthy rude old man, this is the place for you.

I adopted a dog by the name of Teddy early last month the tech I adopted from gave mis information…read moreon condition he had when I called back I got this same person and she was very rude to me tried twisting fact's around I have also talked with other people that have dealt with this person and they found her rude as well

Lots of animals to choose from, clean facility, very organized, helpful staff. Even visiting the…read morepet in their environment there was no animal smell of pee or poo. They even send you home with a full sized bag of food of Purina One. The animals are chipped and have shots up to date according to their age. They also give you a list of vets you can visit for an initial wellness check for free. Highly recommend Nebraska Humane Society at 8929 Fort Street, Omaha, NE.

York Adopt a Pet is NOT CLOSED. It is in transition…read more Please contact this fabulout organization through their website (with more specific contact information) at http://yorkadoptapet.com/ This a fantastic organization that saves so many lives, and brings people together with great animal companions. My mom and sister have both gotten their current and past dogs thru York Adopt a Pet. Keep up the good work!

What a friendly, warm environment for all dogs and cats that are homeless. The new building is…read morecompletely staffed with loving volunteers who take good care of all of the future forever home pets. We have purchased all of our animals for that past 10+ years from Adopt-A-Pet. Our youngest daughter was a volunteer at the place when she was in high school and loved every minute of taking care of the dogs that she walked.

Dosent look like much when you walk past but there is a bunch of trash in the ground and because of…read morethat trash my dog dislocated his leg costing me $$$$ and now I am very hurt

So far I can say nothing but great things about our pup, just now 6 months, the best personality I…read morehave ever had in a dog and awesome with our kids. She goes to work with me and get compliments daily on her behavior and cuteness. My sister ended up buying a puppy from the same litter and has nothing but wonderful things to say about her pooch. We both are very pleased with pups and satisfied with the entire transaction from the Seiss family. Beth and her husband seems like great people that I will do business with again if we choose to get another puppy. Very grateful for the experience and honest breaded that helped us choose the best puppy for our family. There was a strong smell of ammonia/dog in the area that they take you to play/show you the puppies. But after being a regular volunteered at plenty of animal shelters I'm positive that it's nothing to be concerned with. Beth did give me a little tour and to my surprise she was gives the mamas queen treatment. She went into depth on why each thing was as it was and how she cares for them daily, she has really put a lot of time and thought into the design of her little animal facility. After talking I was amazed to learn of the time and energy that goes into caring for these animals. I understood and had zero problem with paying what she was asking for our pups. This family appears to be putting their hearts and souls into this family business and I felt that both Beth and her husband are doing an awesome job at breading dogs for what buyers are looking for.

they got my cat from a worthless park ave vet clinic who i had a friend drop my cat off for me they…read moretook the registered cat wouldnt give it back to the person i sent in after a previous phone call stating my cat was coming in i was in a meeting unable to answer my phone for 1 hr they sent my cat to animal control with my $100 new cat carrier so i called the so called humaine socitey where i got the cat 3 yrs ealier, said i want my cat they said we open at 11am i said i'd be there early because i can;t afford to miss work after they quoted me the price to get my cat back! I take time off from work drive 30 min from the oppisite side of town arrive early wait try to get in doors locked wait n wait finally a police offier gets in the building i ask don't they open at 11? he asked and said they said 11;30 there site says 11 the lady said 11 the clock on the closed sign has no fn hands on it!!??? after 40 minutes in the parking lot i have to go drive 30 min back to work no cat call custemer service and get a recording away from my desk ! so now i'm out work pay, gas .time sitting and my $100 new cat carrier and my cat is now surrendered to these stupid incompatent people!!!!!!! grrrr don't be a victim like me and loose your beloved animal time money and my cat carrier ! i saved my cat from there ! donot trust these incompatent staff with the life of your pet! please find another way to save a pet? anywhere just not with these stupid insenative over charged prices!!!!!!!!!!!!

This place is crooked as hell. My family and I went to pick up this dog named Diamond to adopt and…read morethey told us that she was on hold and would be off hold tomorrow. So my kids got all excited and couldn't even sleep they were so excited and we were there before open the next day. The doors open and they say, "sorry she is still on hold." What? We were the last ones out of the building last night. How can that be? "The manager/director has her on hold for friends. Um, okay? Isn't that ethically incorrect?! So we got our name down to get a call first if she became available after these people if it happens to not work out. So it doesn't work out with their family dog so we get a call. The call mind you, comes to me on a Wednesday at 11:10am. Of course any normal person would be at work. I answer and the lady says the dog is available and we wanted you to know. Ok, I'm at work until 4:30. She replies, "the dog is very high in demand with a lot of people interested in her. She is too popular to be put on hold." Um? What?! So I called back 1 hour later. They said "I''m sorry, she is more than likely going to a foster family right now. They're here to take her now." WTF?! F this place. They're corrupt. We tried an entire 4 days to get this dog and the place makes up rules as they go. Hope your animal friend isn't in high demand or you're screwed. Don't tell your family either, or they'll be broken hearted! Don't waste your time.

Okay, what can I say about this place? It's so awesome. From 6-8pm Tuesdays and Thursdays you can…read morepet as many cats as you want! And they love these cats so much. My brother has adopted three cats from them in the last year and they remember all three cats vividly! They even remember my brother too, exchanging stories with my mom about him and the cats, cooing over cute pictures of his current cat and they gave us a tour of their cat enclosures. All the enclosures are large and have seats for visitors and about five or so cats. Some cats are shy, some are ultra-friendly, but they all need lots of lovin' and are totally happy with any attention they can get. Please help these poor little kitties stay socialized and maybe even bring home a new best friend!

I wouldn't bother attempting to adopt a cat here. My boyfriend and I wanted to adopt a cat. He…read moreapplied, went through the interview, then received a letter basically stating he was not-worthy to adopt a cat from this shelter. We were heartbroken! It's a joke to go through the entire process to be told you can't adopt a cat. I would go to Capital Humane Society instead, at least then you could give adopt a cat and give it a loving home.

Simple pet adoption!! Excellent employees!! Easy access off of 84th Street south of Papillion!!read more

I can only review for their boarding capabilities. This was my first time boarding out herd (3…read moredogs) and will admit I was quite nervous. From the beginning they responded to all of my questions very quickly. The facility was nice with clean beds, towels, bowls, and kennels. I opted to leave their food which they were ok with. They sent pictures daily and gave me updates daily (sometimes more when I asked questions). I thought their price was very reasonable for 3 dogs and was happy to see they offered a military discount. I will definitely recommend and use the facility for boarding again. I added photos of my pups to make you smile